Thread regarding Liberty University layoffs

Student Debt Relief

Student debt relief is voluntary, that is, folks don't have to sign up for debt relief if they don't want it.

But if any Liberty students and former students want to get debt relief there may be several ways to do this. Barring a successful legal challenge, consumers will be able to get $10K-$20K in debt relief. But they will have to sign up.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/loans/student-loans/biden-cancels-10k-in-student-debt-heres-who-gets-it

They may also be able to get full debt relief through Defense to Repayment (aka Borrower Defense). The deadline is approaching though to be a part of this class action. Here's a site to get support.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/801761750635952/about/

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"The fact that returning students borrow more than freshmen could indicate that the school front-loads financial aid packages, offering more aid to new students while expecting returning students to take on larger loans to continue their education."

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Post ID: @8bou+1iq3t1jg

It sounds like LU students are also taking out lots of expensive private loans. Discover Loans can be as high as 14.99 percent.

https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/liberty-university/paying-for-college/student-loan-debt/#secDefault

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Post ID: @8kfg+1iq3t1jg

If you have debt to Liberty, maybe you didn't clean enough pools.
Figure it out with your abacusesess. Aim high. Praise enough.

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